Ugly Things - The CD. CD. (Raven Records - RVCD 26) Originally available only on vinyl, this legendary collection showcases garage punk sounds from '60s Australia. This set includes snarling throbs of teenage angst from Machine Gun Kelly's Rejects, The Pink Finks, Derek's Accent, The Lost Souls and a whole lot more and is a must for any serious garage psych enthusiast....REDUCED BARGAIN PRICE

Ugly Things - #21. Mag. Issue 21- 200 pages including part two of the Misunderstood story plus articles on the Quests, Meic Stevens, the 60s Rolling Stones, Paupers, German Beat Music, Metal Urbain, author William Gibson on Skip Spense, Danny & The Dressmakers, Pretty Things, Yardbirds, Keith Relf's Armageddon and Downliners Sect. The usual huge review section make this indispensable as always.

Ugly Things - #22. Mag. 200 Pages, perfect bound, full-colour glossy cover. It's another monster 200-page edition! Cover stories include part 3 of The Misunderstood (with sidetracks into The Dirty Blues Band and Juicy Lucy), a revelatory and very frank interview with Ace Kefford of The Move, and an article on Australia's Wild Cherries. Fly around the world and visit The Matadors from Czechoslovakia, the Speakers from Colombia, The Creatures from Australia, Prudy from Bratislava and more. We also have stories on the very early Pretty Things, Brian Jones, Mel Lyman, Wild Bill Kennedy & the Twiliters and an interview with Chris Youlden of Savoy Brown. All this plus their massive review section covering hundreds of vinyl and CD reissues, as well as music related books and DVDs.

Ugly Things - #18. Mag. Massive 144 page edition of this fine read from the USA. Features too numerous to mention, but how's about Chocolate Watchband, Third Bardo, Pretty Things, Shirley Collins, Screaming Lord Sutch and Kinks for starters ? If it's garage punk or psych related (however tenuously) it'll be in here.

Ugly Things - #19. Mag. More groovy reading for all you turned-on hep cats out there. This is the Summer 2001 issue and contains 184 pages packed with news, reviews and interviews from the Swinging Sixties. Artists featured include Churchills, Gandalf, Gants, Kim Fowley, Chants and more. All the essential reissues get intelligent reviews too, so if you're a child of the Sixties (physically or spiritually) this mag's for you.

Ugly Things - #20. Mag. (Ugly Things - 020) Biggest most sensational issue yet. First off with the epic story of The Misunderstood, an odyssey every bit as wild as their music. Then an in-depth feature on The Yardbirds looking closely at their most psychedelic era, it includes exclusive interviews with band members and rare unseen photos. Plus an interview with Love drummer Michael Stuart..... very enlightening. Further stories on The Shangri-Las, Public Nuisance, Eater (70's UK teen punk), The Treniers, Tonto & The Renegades, Mynah Birds and much more. Hundreds of vinyl and CD reviews.196 pages.

Ugly Things - #17. Mag. Huge 160 page mag concentrating on all things cool and retro. This issue - from Summer 1999 includes articles on Pretty Things, Big Boy Pete, Damnation of Adam Blessing, Fred Neil, Skip Spence etc as well as all the usual news and reviews.

Ugly Things - #16. Mag. Fine 130 page US magazine featuring all things psychedelic and garage punk. Issue 16 has articles on Bonzo Dog Band, Pretty Things, The Creation, The Zombies and Union Carbide Productions amongst others, together with a free five track CD by Swedish faves Soundtrack of Our Lives. Thick and bound like a book...

Ugly Things - # 24. Mag. This time it’s a South Cal's ‘60s garage rock special with big feature stories on The Bush and The Mustangs. But that’s not all, we also have stories and articles on The Flamin'’ Groovies,Rubber City Rebels, German Beat savages,Phantom Brothers, a salacious interview with Willie Alexander & The Boom Boom Band, a look at the ‘60s band scene in Peru, Sweetwater, and the inside scoop on the making of Blue Cheer’s Vincebus Eruptum. Also on board are the continuing stories of Mike & the Ravens and Mike Sheridan & Rick Price (this time: The Move Years!). Patrick Lundborg reveals 20 Ultra-Rare LP Reissue Candidates, and Johan Kugelberg defines a new genre: Australian Grillfat Rock. Also read the story of The Electrical Banana, who recorded one of the first Velvet Underground covers, in 1967 in the Vietnam jungle! And lots more, including more than 50 pages of music reissue reviews, plus music-related books and DVDs. It’s our biggest issue yet!

Ugly Things - # 23. Mag. Issue 23 features a huge cover story on those 60s punk R&B savages the Belfast Gypsies, aka the 'other Them'. Also the continuation of the epic saga of the Misunderstood along with feature stories on New England rock'n'rollers Mike & the Ravens, garage maniacs Mott's men, Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters, and the Checkmates from Singapore. Exclusive interviews with 60s Brum beat heroes Mike Sheridan & Rick Price, French beat icon Ronnie Bird and a previously unpublished conversation with the late Keith Relf. Plus dig the Sacramento's 60s punk scene, Argentinian beat chicks LAS MOSQUITAS, Chubby Checker's lost psychedelic album, Swiss beat mayhem with the Dynamites and Les Sauterelles, a tribute to Charlie Crane, a Phil Milstein essay on Nervous,nervous and the afterlife of the one hit wonder. Plus a gigantic review section.LAST THREE COPIES

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Ugly Things - # 25. Mag. The worlds best '60s music magazine. 224 pages! / perfect bound / full-color glossy cover. The big cover story this time is on THE MUSIC MACHINE, a lengthy feature including interviews with once-silent members Keith Olsen and Mark Landon, plus tons of amazing photos, many previously unpublished. There is also a major feature on California garage-psych group THE LIGHT, plus stories on Swedish R&B hooligans THE NAMELOSERS, South African acid rock pioneers FREEDOM’S CHILDREN, British freakbeat icons THE ATTACK, Chicago garage rockers THE DIRTY WURDS, Ohio rock & roll punks THE RUBBER CITY REBELS, and mysterious acid folksters PAT KILROY & THE NEW AGE. The mag also investigates the Latino garage and R&B scene in Colton, California, featuring THE PEASANTS and THE PREMIERS, and the greatest ‘60s productions of BRIAN ROSS. Also featured are the concluding installments of stories on SWEETWATER and MIKE & THE RAVENS, and exclusive, insight-laden interviews with ROB YOUNGER of RADIO BIRDMAN, DON GALLUCI of THE KINGSMEN, JACKIE DeSHANNON, and writer JON SAVAGE. Plus LOTS MORE, including hundreds of music reissue reviews, plus music-related books and DVDs.

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